Ep. 54 - APQC: Moritz Berger

What's Your Baseline? Enterprise Architecture & Business Process Management Demystified

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We spoke about frameworks and reference content as accelerators in a previous episode (listen here), but one of those is pretty popular here in North America, so that we have a deeper look into the APQC Process Classification Framework today. We are talking with Moritz Berger about the ins-and-outs of APQC, and will extend this conversation with another What's Your Baseline Shorts in a week from now (WYB Shorts 10).

Moritz is a senior leader with credentials in technology strategy, management consulting, sales, business development, marketing, and enterprise architecture. He has 20+ years of global industry experience including AWS, KPMG, and Microsoft and is a trusted advisor to Fortune 500 organizations.

In this episode of the podcast we are talking about:

Moritz' background
What is APQC and the PCF?
What is the structure and what is included?
Who is the framework for and which use cases can be covered?
What are the benefits of using a structure like the PCF?
How to get started?
Considerations and lessons learned

If you like to connect with Moritz, reach out to him via LinkedIh here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/moritzberger/.

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